Are they the old fashion type that use large amounts of water? 

I have seen that sometimes they are off on the estimations depending on the location.Your calculation will depend on the amenities that you have in the property against the other properties in the same location.

It might depend on the specific street or property but I would say yes.

The unit being turn key or in need of maintenance all depends on either the purchase price or the future ARV potentials.If you plan on buying as a primary you can take advantage of Fannie Mae 5% or FHA 3.5% down payment and later refinance. 

We're getting a long overdue price correction now but it wasn't caused by the insane lending policies that caused the credit crisis, just good old fashioned irrational exuberance and interest rates getting pushed down too low during the pandemic.

Flipping in Columbus is definitely doable and there’s still a lot of opportunity here, but the numbers really depend on the neighborhood and how you’re sourcing deals.

It's that bad answer, it depends.

Next steps really depend on what your goals are.

Inbound marketing, direct to seller is where the money is at.Most investors I speak with get leads from SEO, which are the most motivated seller leads & close around 1 in 10 leads to a deal, but it's definitely a long-term play.If you have a good follow-up and sales process in place, PPC or PPL is great to supplement while you're waiting for SEO to kick in (3-12 months depending on market & competition).

Repairs are another “it depends” situation.